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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-09
New Cable Rates.

NEW YORK, Aug 8.
A ,e,di0Q official of the Wet,rn Union
SAID rnd.y that three weeks ago represent
a,ive from each ot the cabie companies met
and enisAvored to agree upon plan TO re-
store the rates, and that other meetings have
been hSid for the cousummation of the plan
rhe rate about 10 b. agreed on is 35 to 40
cent. word, and Wednesday may see estab
lisnef the strongest cattle pool ever formed
The existing hitch is said to be the large
share dem nded by the Commercial Company
but il is beloved tbat Msckey is about to
yield point or two. A committee waved
upon bin today. George Gould admitted to
day thA; there has been talk of consolidated
company with a rate fair to all.
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ALBION.

Ellison Libby, an aged farmer, living with
his son Benjamin Libby. was taken suddeHly
ill after eating hearty dinner, Saturday, the
Oh. A physician was called, but MIR. l. ex-
pred while the doctor was In attendance.
Apoplexy is supposed to have been the cause.
Albion is having her share of summer vis-
itors. Among them are Col. II. l.. Mitchell
and wife of Bangor, Eta Bachelor. Of
Portland. Mrs. VIM. A. Thompson, of New
ton Centre, Massive are sorry to learn
that George Gerald, one of our best black
smiths, is again unable to work.-Rev G. ".
Parsons, the pastor of the Christian Church, ,
is i'll, consequently there were no preaching
services at that church the 7th.-The Albion
Grange will hold their annual picnic, the l3 h,
on"Hammond's Shore. e."-George Hanscom is
slowly recovering from his severe injury.
His brother, "the Dr." from Somerville,
Mass, has been down the past week.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Detroit 8, Boston s. Base
hits, Detroit 8, Boston l2. Errors. petroit
8, Boston 0. Earned runs, Detroit 3, Bos-
ton 4. Batteries, Beatin and Bennett for
Detroit; Radbourn and Daily for Boston.
At Indianapolis Philadelphia s, Indianap.
oils 5. Base hits. Philadelphia l2, Indianap-
oils IL. Errors, Philadelphia /. Indisnsp-
oils 6. Earned runs, Philadelphia 4. Indian
apolis 3. Batteries, Casey and Mcclure tor
Philadelphia Boyle and Myers for Iudian.
apolis.
At Chicago-ChicsRo IL, New York 6. Base
hits. Chicago 20, New York IL. Errors, Chi.
csgo 4, New York 2. Earned runs, Chicago
IL, New York 2. Batteries, ClsrksGn and
Flint for Chicago; Keefe and Ewing tor New
York.
At Washington s, Pittsburg 2.
Base hits, Washington l6, Pittsburg Z. Err
rors. Washington O, Pittsburg 2. Earned
runs, Washington 8, Pittsburg l. Batteries,
Gilmore and Mack for Washington; Calvin
ana Miller for Pittsburg.
The following is the standing of the Ma
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Serious Troubles Imminent Among the
Coal Miners at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. s

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 8
The employees OF Jermyn Co., wealthy
coal operators of Oid Forge, recently com
planned of Injustice by the docking boss.
They asked Jermyn to remedy the matter.
He asked if they were Knights of Labor. and
being told that they we're he discharged them
When the men went to get their pay they
demanded the full amount in cash, but, as
II sual, large deductions were made for goods
obtained at the company's Such stores
are contrary to law, and the men sued the
firm. and got judgment for the money with
held. Some of the men had accepted their
payments but refused to give receipts in full.
.Jermyn had one of these arrested for obtain
ing money under false pretences. This man
then had Jermyn arrested for perjury. Jer-
myn on Saturday notified all discharged men
To yacate their homes which are owned by
the firm. They refused to do so, and say
that they will use fire arms if necessary in
resisting eviction. A general strike, and
perhaps serious trouble is imminent.
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NEW STEEL CRUISERS.
Bids for the New Government Vessels
Opened at Washington Monday.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
Bids were opened at noon today for the
construction of the fine cruisers last provided
for by Congress. The secretary announced
that bids had been made for all the vessels
al prices well within the limits prescribed by
Congress.
There was but one bid upon the Newark,
by VIM. Cramp & Sons, under class /, the
price beirg Sl.24S 900,
The Union Iron Works of San Francisco,
bid under class l for either cruiser No. or
5, at 81, ,42S 900
VIM Crsnp & Sons bid upon cruisers No.
4 and under class l., at Sl,4l0,000 each
under class 2 at 81 1926 900 each; under class
with special modification, 81 1850, 900 each
under class 2 at 81 ,405 000
VIM. Cramp & Sons bid for two gunboats
st S495 900, and w. F. Palmer & Co. of New
York, bid for the same at S490, 900.
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LONDON, Aug. s.
In Commons tonight Smith announced that
the government declined to propose to Par
lament the guarantee of any loan in aid Of
colonization schemes. He.did not see any
good TO be Obtained bv inviting colonial gov
ton fund.
The question was asked what was the rea
son for the governments refusal TO submit
the return showing the number of royal
princes or persons allied royally by marriage
who held posts in the public service and
draw money from the public funds and how
many officers were passed over by such ap-
pointments-
Smith said in the judgment of the COVER
me Mt such return would be ipsiduous and
ought not to be granted.
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The Work OF Burglars.

BANGOR, Aug. 8.
Burglars entered the store of c. X john
son, Saturday night, blew the door from the
safe with gun powder, and obtained about
Ave dollars. No goods are missing. The
blacksmith shop of G. N. P. Miller was
broken open the same night. An iron bit
brace screwdriver was taken, part of which
was fonnd in Johnson's store. This is the
fourth time in three years this store has been
entered. Three years ago the safe was
opened and $1,000 taken.
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AT THE WEIRS.
Interesting Closing Meetings of the Uni
yersalists.
The WE1Rs. n. H.. Au1.

HE WEIRs, N. h., Aug. &.
The sixth and last day of the Universalis,
grove meeting, Sunday, attracted about four
thousand people, and all the sessions were
largely attended and we're in charge of Rev
@ Ii Shinn OF DeerinR. Me.
In the morning there was PRAYER and con
ference meeting followed with an able ser
mon by Rev. M. N. Mangasarisn, of Phila
delphia, Pa.
In the afternoon there was grand praise
meeting. and sermon by Rev A. J. Canfisld
ID. D.. of Brooklyn, N Y. He held the clio {
attention OF his hearers.
In the evening took place the parting con
ference in the large pavilion. The meetings
have been very successful tae past week
more people being 10 attendance tnan On any
previous wear. They leave today for the
White Mountains.
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Bar iiarbOr Notes.
RAR HARBoR,

BAR HARBoR, Aug. s.
Among the recent arrivals here are Kew
T. Dewitt Talmage, Hon. Tilley Haynes,
poston; DR.. S. o. Virgins, New York; DIR.
Jno. H Eden, Philadelphia; Mr.. Oberiin
Smith and wife of New Jersey; Robert Nc
Donald of London. The hop tonight at the
Belmont was attended largely. A great
number made an excursion to the top OF
Green mountain today on account OF the re.
msrkable clearness OF the wealher.
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ALLEGED ELOPEMENr
the Social Circles OF Dover,
N. Ill.

Dover, n. H., Aug. g.
There is much excite ment here over charges
made by James Hall, section hand in the
Cocheo Mill. alleging that his wife had eloped
with Capt. John H. Ingraham. lngraham
has been in the clothing manufacturing BUSH
ness here, was a member of the common
council for two wears, an alderman for two
wears, and prominent in the militia, having
been first lieutenant of the Straford Guards
and captain of the Sawyer Guards. Mrs.
Hall worked for him in his clothing estab.
lishment and Hall alleges that he has inter-
cepted incriminating letters. Ingraham's
family scout the idea of an elopement and
saw that the Hall woman has simply gone to
Chicago to work for Capt Ingraham who has
recently located there.
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saved His Life.

Mr.. ID. l. Wilcoxson Of Horse Cave, KY,
saws he was for many years badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains we're
almost uncomfortable, and would sometimes
almost throw him into commissions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from first bot
tie, and after taking six bottles was entirely
cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says be positively believes he
would have died. mad it not been for the re-
lief afforded bv Electric Btters. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle by Devine & Coughlin.
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Gets the Belt.

BosToy, Aug. 8
The presentation of the diamond belt en-
blematic of the championship of all cham
pians, to John L. sullivan, was made In the
boston Theatre tonight. The house was
rcIked 20 s1ffocstion.' Sporting men were
present from all parts of the coutry. Coun-
Gilman Whal made the presentation speech
Several sparring bouts by distinguished
pugi.is.s took place. Sullivan appeared
twice, once with Joe Lannon.
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N.Y. VI

NEW York, Aug. 8.
The Commercial Bulletins fire record for
July shows the fire loss in the United States
and Canada to be si4 OPS. 500. against sl0,-
900, 900 in July, 1887, and 50 ,000, 900 in July
1885. 1t is double the average loss in July
for the past twelve years. The total loss for
the fret months of 1887 is $76 .928, 100, as
against s63, 900 90 for the corresponding Pc
riod of 1886.
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Active Pushing and Reliable.

Devine & Coughlin can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation of being sc-
tive, pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with well established merit and such
as are popular. Having the agency for the
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, colds and coughs, will sell 1t on q
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection of throat, lungs, or chest,
and in order to prove our claim, we ask you
to call and get Trial Bottle Free.
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How Their Ride Terminated.

B1ppEFoRD, Aug. s.
Myron W. Maynard of Worcester hired .
horse at Briggs stable, Portland yesterday
nd .o,d it for sloc near Biddeford. He was
arrested this morning and jailed. He LETT q
vouse lady at Kennebunk and lays the blame
to her.
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Commencement of a Labor Fight.

NEWARK, n. j., Aug. 8.
The leather workers troubles eliminated
today. The manufacturers issued orders
that after August I3 40 union men will be
employed in the shops. This is the COM
mencement of fight between the Knights of
Labor and the manufacturers. The men in
Howell's and Reilly's shops have already
been ordered out BY the knights.
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Made Out q n ui> ance.

RoCKLAND, Aug. 8.
At special town meeting held at Warren,
Saturday, it was voted to instruct the muni-
cipa officers to take proper steps to epjoin
the Warren Powder Mill Company from fur
ther operations on the ground of dan gerous
nuisance.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.
pa,-;cl 7 sullivan was appointed post
master at whitneyville, Washington county
Monday. vice Chas. H. Sullivan, removed.
The name of the postofice at Shorey' wal
do county. was changed Monday to waldo.
The postofiice at North Washington hh0A
county. is discontinued.
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MOrtuary.

BOOTHBAY, Aug. 8.
Charles b. Fisher, b,rn in this town, and
long prominent in political ana mercantile
circles here, died yesterday, at the age of "A
wears, after an illness of ten VT eeks from heart
trouble.
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A Heavy Thunder Storm.

BoOTHBAY, Aug. 8.
The heaviest thur der storm for years pass
ed over here Saturday afternoon. The ice
house of Nathan Webster and a tenement of
MIR. White house was struck by lightning and
slightly damaged
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For time my life was despaired of. Ny
trouble was with the Kidneys, Liver and
Bladder-also Constipation. Finally used
DR.. Kennedy's Fsvoritc Remedy, and in my
opinion it saved my life. | make this state
plent to save those who suffer as / did.-A.
j. Clifford, Lowell, Mass, Druggists; 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to DR.. David Kennedy,
Rondout, N. Y, for his book on Kidney,
Liver and Blood disorders. Mention this
paper. leI-d&w0w
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Dog Fight.

FAIL RIVER Mass, Aug. 8.
There was dog Fl ht today just across Il
State line in Trverton, X. | between "Box
er" of Taunton and ''Sport' of Fall River,
for $1,000 side. 1t was won by the latter
in less than half an hour.
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probate court. Claims from los creditors,
amounting TO SIG 900 in all. were filed. The
assets sre esums,ed TO be worth $4,000.
George w. Goliath of Dover. was chosen ss.
signee.
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BASE BALL.
MAINE LEAGUE.

At Belfast-Belfsst. Is, kockland Z.
The following is the standing of the Maine
league games up to date:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Lynn-Lynn Z. Manchester 3.
At Portland-Portland 3. Salem
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up to date:
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NeW York Monev market.

Nsw YORK. Aug. 8
Money on call ranging from tos
Prime mercantile paper at Sac per cent. Sterinc
TO per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady al 4SDl a SAL,
Government bonds dul aud steady. Railroad bonds
dull.
The following are the closing quotations OF .,
curitics:
yF.,.,-l
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NOT KINGS EVIL
But the King of Evils. You suffer so. Y gu are not
downright sick. but you wish you were dead. Your
stomach il out of order. Your b. ain reels 1oar
eyes gov dim and hazv. and you are in sucn PAIN
OH tOfmenti You can't use a knife to cut IL OUT
but yoa eradicate the pain, repovate the stoH
ach ana r'li' We the pressure Oh the orain. no"
Get hox O. D. k, which mean
DR.. Mark r. Woodbury's Dyspepsia klIlers'
Eat two or three of those little lozenges and YOU
will be better at once. Use them as "A preventive
and you need suffer more.
REMEMBER d. ks.
They cost only soc. box (tria boxes ?scl can oe
cent TO any prt OF TIE L, :. by mail and Will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn ana
all Stomach Troubles.
Doolittlc A smith "a and 20 fremont ST., Boston,
are selling agents.
DR.. Max X. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers
DR.. Mark Il. Woodbury's ps-""n''s hhlers'
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-03
NEW YEAR,S GALS.
The Custom Not Widely Observed Those
who Received.

The OLD time crstom Of making formal
calls on New Years Day has gradually
gone out" in fashionable circles, and in
large cities ii IS considered bad form" 10 DO
so. a large number of men were seen
hurrying 20 and fro in evening clothes
saturday night busy making calls. But
few people received formally although
many were ~ home 70 such friead- -
desired fO csii. The iollOwing .adie. re-
csiyed formally. Mrs. j.. D. Hughes of
Jefferson -ave assisted by Mrs. W IT,.
Bnghes Mra 3. j. Porter and - s. Huehe-
Mrs T. =. Freeman. of N0rth Prospeci st..
a,si.ted av hcr daughter Mrs ? S. Wilson.
of LoeausqJrt snc Hi--ss la.fh and Jane
Mrs. r. a Bpage't. oi Cher.y-sf. ag- sfo8
bv Mics stevens. 0i Nor'h Aulovor arI
Miss B.o3gerf. NTs. + ?. Jhi. of folr-
tein-st. assisted hr her aShte- Miss
I4ey Miss Anna Water. ~ osshurst ea-
~ home 90 friends ard was assisted h-
Niss ksfe BonreU hcsd2mes N 'tac F..
kerle- Handy. Goodrich ara '.a-f re-
ceiyef - Dr. "a alffelds residence ol shell
don g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-03
TASTING TIE NECTAR.
" sshington selentist- Experiment With
Sedswieked Drinks

VI a-hihEtou ~ctcutist- Experiment WIZ
scd<wicked Drinks
W.sHNGroS. Jan. The C4pni today
publishes d humorous account of the re
suits Of an experiment made mere ay several
gentlemen in drinking MEXICAN meseal IL
says that soon after the alle-ed unsentle-
manly conduct Of Minister Manning in
Mexico was made public here. number Z
officials connected with tlc scientific
bureaus Of the government deter
-ained 90 test the famed
llescal. In order that they u, rht ,rv "the
resl stun they sent for O supply % ried-as
Neg-as Tie uppie arrived "a Tuesday
and Friday afternoon about dozen ~
them met in an uptown club house
snd tred the driuk in very small
doses. Only one OF the party was able 20
give his experiences yesterday. lie savs
me Others NAV be able - put IN an appear
auce r. their respective offices by next Tues
day ID they suffer no relapses, bat they
al. curse meScal from Tie bottom
Of their hearts This geniiemsn says that
he drank less than quar'e- 0t a Ill. OF II
mixed with about the same quantity Of
port wine lie remembers nothing since j
clock Friday evening, bu. gives j, as his
opinion that Il IL can lie prOVcn
that the citizens Of Mexico r. ally did put
any OF the stuff into Minister Manning
wine. the aited States has good cause for a
declaration of war. The experiment was
entirely satisfactory and viii no, be re
peared Oy the same gentlemen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-03
HAS KNOWN HIM FORTY YEARS.
A. Ola Acqutintauce Pays Tishute 20
Colonel Stocibridxs's Worth.



Hon Byron Bslou OF tadi. a.. w-tes to
the Reed City ctuts rs follows.
Il have known Nj Stockbri1qe f9r some
forty years and vixen ! eav le would ~
n Senator If influence and one who would
be s,auuct and true 70 the party. state ana
Nation II Is really bui weak sentiment ~
10 what he would be f elected. Tor DE ls De-
common man aud bias all the qual.ti,s that
would 20 t9 make up "a popular lar .eeIIE
statesman. with broad LIBERIA views 0n Oil
Aa'ionai questions, aId Wi-hai gentle
man Of culture aDt rehnfment, and
genial sui sOg.ai and whole -olltt VIII
p0ckei-bJ0A IS always 0lt ald at tle
hand OF The needy and ine afflicted lu
those who say that because le IS a good
fellow as no reason whyshe should 3e elect
ot. il make me tank Whom o.c zach
Chandler Ras before the people. paper, and
knowing ones said. 'it was 90 reason why
he should be elected. because ne Ws, silc-
ces-fui merchant, ne waufei 8 statesman,
wealth was no fesson wins he s-Dula oe
elected etc. etc But tbe sequel showed
that DE- proved to be the right man fur the
place and 30 j. VIII be with Mr. s.. II elect
ed. We Will Eni he IS man ot tie peo-
pie. among all las industries an among aI
the STRIKE. and trouble Of tic iaboring
men ia no institution where he maIages
hss there been a word Of difficulty with
the 'socTing element. for they are All his
friends. Daring this .sll campaign had
several men in mv Camp and took ltte
rains ID carry aTl 7eUI over pnIe-- and
documents bearing ou the -i,uaaOn. About
election ,lmo talked io tDcm some, as 20
what thev he'fo- DO hc foreman oi tse
camp jaime Narreon. s3ll J see by The
papers that Nr -tackbrtge IS candidate
far fhe Senate. and although have ais wa~s
voted The DemocraNc ticket. / want 90 vote
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-03
LADY COLIN N PUBLIC
IHEGISLSCai WHERE Is LORD C0LIs2
TIE Ci1os Don't Know What - Do
With Camera S4tlsr The Pros
pests Tor Ne. Trial
Tie Queen.

Io- 1o~ Jan Z-Iaiy Colin CaupbeIis
lrsl appearance in puolc since the TRIAL eas
meeting under tle auspices oi the last
p3.r mission Size received a warm -Fee--
lus. lle aIllcnce was composed solely !
women aut GlFls $40 Hie1 about i--lT
Campbell with entlasis-u and KEEP.
ler olsy in hant shaking Tue
object u ali ta.s sympathy
looked bright and Was in 1--we
mood laughing meruiy when some " q e
girls cried in Jest Where's Lord Colin
The chairVomsn in her p-aFe- gave
lhaaKs fo. tie yinilcari1n ~ tle iear sister
Who stood before them - one quite ir-e
from blame aud as hou0red ntcrd These
exf fressl0ls drew out a Ire ~ -Amens
Lady Campbell. .ans 1870 Ayluns, the audi
eace Joining in the chorus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-03

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load and linen it was tAst s.e pa.. .sra--,
learned thsf thev must walt .e.e-ai bs4-s
in The demo- f1f tae West Mlehl1a. trains
were iu a ~riswl-.ff near >-w N.naIo a.it
70 ass questionable II tle track co.la re
cleared eaifl. isutlV f.r tae vil..lst. revoive.
for me sn4w was sHU allug It.e.y. .-s
fhe Thermometer aud The w.nl SCENE
10 el-ov th. r5line ND oi tar
-now In nur. drn. Tie Iiule wsit.f.
room vafr backed with people seats com
mantesi premium. vcr all were good
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tel-r-anh one-ar6r. however seemed sniser-
able for the. had been asked about "a tlel-
| sand times The if4,,,rfan- Question. What
time viii tho train srfIss. ras.r sole
answer was. Sometime ait on this each
0ne OF tie oe-fv bUiIded hope. IL was
study 81 nature 20 look upon the various
| faces of the hoisfet travalers Uuad .et to-
,a,ler In me rroup was 81 band - nus.-
| r.sns going -9vn rhe road 10 p.ay i3- a
! E.e Years h.ii Their music seemed Id
cheer tie pas.engers ana though II u-sq
,,ifia gheekv AID gisc,r.lanf eve~vfhin,
! ,varf hut rhe eaoeefovo AMI they ware f-s-
,rontlv ercored Coronri.on aaothar
,,rorn vas The rnins.-el .t..rfe.f. win, .af,o.
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yon- Mo,he- r1gu shes Como a-f N
thei- rosces vrera tr,fo h~sF-
/ tha .,-,..s ..,sna r,- and orp N th. ,noro
| hers k,rlsfv iafo,ned the GOOD ,af--ed
| travellers ti,af tla "stone ~ari lr,.rtaff..s
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